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DAILY PRESS NEWPORT NEWS.VA., TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1973 10 Chicago Coming To Hampton IT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT Entertainers alaries Hurt Public get out of show business stars, I keep finding that the Poor Slobs of the country By EARL WILSON NEW YORK While I try to write a happy column, milking all the laughs I can One of their griefs is that they can't afford the entertainment they want to see simply because the stars' having their troubles. are Add Chicago to Hampton and what have you got? The group will bring their hybrid jazz-rock to the Hampton Roads Coliseum Friday at 8 p.m. Originally the Chicago Transit Authority in 1967, Chicago moved to Los Angeles in 1969 which is now its homcbase and shortened its name. first was indicative of a modification of the music of the city Chicago which spawned Paul Butterfield and Mike Bloomfield. The group Chicago is more deeply rooted in jazz, the key being the addition of horns.

Backgrounds of each of the seven members of Chicago have influenced all country-western music and Walt Parazaider studied jazz and classical clarinet. Bass player and vocalist Peter Cetera also began in rock and drummer Danile Seraphine studied music formally while playing in rock bands. During 1972, Chicago toured Japan and Australia, and claims to have shattered every entertainment attendance record in both nations. Goren On Bridge Often compared to Blood, tne otners, creating a got the money to buy the jacket. WISH I'D SAID THAT: Nowadays, having foresight means marrying someone you know you can be friendly with after the divorce.

REMEMBERED QUOTE: "Confidence is the feeling you usually have just before-you fully understand the situation," EARL'S PEARLS: The parent of a teen-ager says his hardest job is getting his son to realize that "No!" can be a complete sentence. Someone described a hard-drinking character, "If the whiskey companies gave back a nickel on every empty bottle, he'd be a millionaire." That's earl, brother. Sweat and Tears, the group unique musical interaction. Chicago claims its approach jt a mm0Hm a I i i to the total sound they get on records is purer than because over-dubs more consistently. Chicago's second album was voted the best album of 1970 by Cash Box.

Their For example, James Pankow as schooled in the classics, Terry Kath has broadened his rock beginnings to include the classical influenced fostered by Pankow. Trumpet player Lee Loughnane once played good that we believe somebody had it in mind. While I'm the last one to try to keep Bob Hope from making another five million, I hope it doesn't come true, because it would certainly lead to one more burst of raised salaries. "It's not just the money, it's a matter of prestige-YOU'RE JUST AS BIG AS HE IS," they'll say, badgering their star on to make bigger demands. There's nothing that would make a Dean Martin or a Jerry Lewis more anxious to get a salary raise than a taunt from an agent that he couldn't command as much as the other guy.

And so as the salaries go up, so do the cover charges and the minimum charges. And the Poor Slobs of the nation find that they can't go out hootin' any more because it costs them about 100 bucks by the time they've parked the car and paid the baby sitter and bribed the headwaiter a good table. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: The marriage is shaky when he comes home with lipstick on his new jacket and she just wants to know where he Earls Laugh Frank Tyger of Trenton, N. says he took his paycheck to the supermarket, "and it self-destructed" A man answers the phone by saying "Hello," while a woman answers by saying, "Wait till I turn out the light under the potatoes" The only people who still laugh at jokes about TV repairmen are guys who own only radios A local merchant phoned the Better Business Bureau and said, "Hey send me some better, business!" Says the cynic, there are two kinds of wives those who'll argue over anything, and those who'll argue over nothing. salaries have gone through, the ceiling.

Now if Dean Martin can command $80,000 a week and can do only one show a night, I suppose it's O.K. But somewhere there should be a ceasefire on all the big offers. Recently we reported that the new MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas was tempting Bob Hope with a bait of $250,000 a week for four weeks $1,000,000 a month and on a five-year basis meaning Bob would get $5 million for five years. The hotel owners later denied there'd been any talks or offers of that kind. But our source was so 1 III! sWiamrifi IIi1MiI ll 'imaaaum OPEN 10:45 ADULTS ONLY NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED RATED "KEEP IT UP" ALSO SHOWING 7nrl ADULT FEATURE BT CHARLES H.

GOREN Both vulnerable. North NORTH A AM CK1082 OKQIM WEST EAST 4K1J82 4QJ43 V7S4 073 052 Q87I2 A1S3 SOUTH 75 9AQJ3 .0 AJ1I8 KJS The bidding: North East Sod West 1 0 Pass 1 Pass 2 Pass 3 0 Pass 3 Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Deuce of 4 A high scoring semi final round by Jack Kennedy and D. A. Hadden of Shreveport, La. enabled them to lap the field in the Men's Fair Championship at the Spring Nationals which were held in ft.

Louis. Second place in the event was taken by Kit Wool-sey and Steve Robinson of rashington, D. C. Kennedy and Hadden exhibited a stout defense to defeat South's six heart 'contract in today's hand taken Iron a qualifying round of fee event. The slam was reached on bidding sequence presented in tfce diagram.

After louth's one heart response fvas raised by the opening bidder, the former realized feat big things were in the offing if his partner held the fright values. South's rebid of three diamonds is a one round force inasmuch as hearts is 'the agreed trump suit. North cooperated by cue bidding the ace of spades. was, of course, a for-'ward going call since be jcould have signedeffby imerely returning to hearts. Now that South was reassured regarding the weak point in his holding, he proceeded without further ado to' six hearts.

Kennedy, seated West, made the effective opening lead of the deuce of spades and the ace was played from dummy. Inasmuch as declarer was obliged to dispose of his spade loser before he surrendered the lead again, trumps were drawn in three pulls. The diamonds were run next and, on the fifth round, South disposed of the seven of spades. The nine of clubs was led from dummy. Hadden, seated East, bad been observing the play carefully and had counted his opponent's hand.

Declarer had shown up with four hearts, four diamonds and presumably two spades which left him with three clubs. It appeared reasonable' to assume that one of these cards was the king, for South' would hardly have contracted' for a slam if be bold two tosingelubs. If East played the ace of clubs, then declarer's king becomes established as a winner and his third card in the suit can be ruffed by dummy's remaining trump. East's only chance hinged on putting his opponent to a guess if the latter's club holding was headed by the king-jack. Having reached bis decision while the diamonds were being run, Hadden was ready when the nine of clubs was kd he calmly followed suit with the three, South had to decide which card to play from his hand, and, presuming that his right hand opponent was unlikely to duck with the acedeclarer played the jack of clubs, hoping that this would dislodge the ace from West won the trick with, the queen, however.

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